Question

Is it possible to completely remove water from hno3?

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$this \: is \: possible \: in : nitrogen \\ \: condition \: by \: natural \: means. \\ \\ what \: is \: nitrogen \: condition \: by \: \\ nartural \: means \: .\\ = > when \: the \: sky \: is \: cloudy \: then \: \\ nitrogen \: and \: oxigen \: react \: with \\ heavy \: heat \: during \: heavy \: heat. \\ during \: flashing \: electricity \: . \\ then \: nitric \: oxide(no) \: and \: \\ nitrogen \: di \: oxide \: is \: produced(no \frac{} 2\: ) \\ \\ \: \: \: \: \: \: \: \: \: n \frac{} 2+ 0 \frac{} 2 = 2no \\ \: \: \: \: \: \: \\ react \: with \: oxigen \\ \: \: \: \: \: \: \: \: \: \: \: 2no + o \frac{}{2} = 2no \frac{}{2} \\ then \: react \: with \: \: no \frac{}{2} \: and \: produced \\ nitric \: acid \: (hno \frac{}{3}) and \: nitras \: acid(hno {}{2} ) \\ \: \: 2no \frac{}{2} + h \frac{}{2} o = hno \frac{}{2} + hno \frac{}{3}$

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